Flyleaf: Penholder Meaning

1. anonymous

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   Jul 16th 2011 !⃝

   This song is about how they aren't taking credit for their work. They are letting God speak through them. They give all credit to God.
2. anonymous

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   Mar 18th 2010 !⃝

   She's saying god gave her the gift of voice.
3. anonymous

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   May 11th 2009 !⃝

   I think that the song talks about what
   God has made with her, she is talking
   that God gives her his message and she
   write it in her songs, but she can't take
   the credit, because is from God, and also
   she talks that she is not that perfect
   girl who everybody needs to idolatrate
   beacuse of her art, because God is who give
   her the art of creating music, ok I dont
   talk english at all, I'm a mexican but im
   trying my best, I hope you understand my message
   also this is not my account I'm sorry
   Evanescencefreak
4. dante7

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   Sep 8th 2008 !⃝

   This song is about how Lacy is saying she is not perfect, and how she will not take credit for what she didn't do. She believes that this is all Gods work. While "she holds the pen" he writes the stories, the songs, and our lives. "I can't take credit for something that I can't be..."
5. anonymous

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   Aug 5th 2008 !⃝

   This song is about the singer's love for Jesus, and how she wants to show the world that while she's the one making the art (her songs and lyrics), it's the Lord who has given her the ability to do so by dying for humanity's sins.
   
   "And all the art that I supposedly create...is all a reflection of what he's already made!"
   
   'Nuff said.

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